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Kabuler Pathe Pathe

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Author: Panthajan
Genre: Atmajibani - Jibani - Smritikatha
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 9788177568486
Pages: 220
Weight: 383 grams

Book Description:

Kabuler Pathe Pathe is a poignant and powerful narrative by Panthajan, a doctor who witnessed the devastation of Afghanistan from the ground level. The book spans the country’s tumultuous history, chronicling its repeated destruction through foreign invasions and internal conflicts. From the aftermath of the Soviet withdrawal in 1989 to the destruction brought about by American bombing in the wake of the Taliban attacks, Afghanistan has repeatedly been torn apart by geopolitical strife.

After the Russian departure, Afghanistan plunged into a terrifying civil war, and later, the country's problems deepened with ongoing insurgency and internal strife. In this chaos, Panthajan traveled to Kabul as a doctor and spent nine months working in the war-torn country. Through his eye-opening account, he shares the dire health crisis of Afghanistan—over 60 lakh Afghans had no access to healthcare, 25% of children died before their fifth birthday, and a third of women suffered from mental health issues. Despite the devastation, people continued to live, love, and hold on to life.

Kabuler Pathe Pathe offers an intimate and heart-rending portrayal of a country caught in the crossfire of political conflict, yet still holding on to hope and resilience amid destruction.